This one was an easy five stars for me.
I’m always looking for picture books that open the door to real conversations
without feeling heavy-handed, and Wanda the Warthog Who Worried does
that beautifully. The writing has a gentle, reassuring tone (with a few
genuinely funny moments), and the message about comparison and self-acceptance
comes through in a way that feels kind—not preachy. The illustrations are bold
and expressive, and they add so much personality.
This great read-aloud will connect,
comfort, and spark a conversation. I’d happily recommend this to families,
classrooms, and anyone who wants a warm story that helps kids feel good about
being themselves.
I received an advance review copy of this book through NetGalley. All opinions are my own.
★★★★★
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